City flag

This is the municipal flag of Anjou (Quebec), a town located in eastern
Montreal island [where I grew up!]. It's an orange-gold field with the arms :
Anjou ancient defaced with a white band with three green maple leaves, plus
motto of duke Gaston d'Anjou NON DEVIUS UNQUAM under the shield and laurel
leaves surrounding it.

Note: Maple leaves are usually green in Quebec (and sometimes Ontarian,
where they are often gold) heraldry. Red maple leaves are a (more) recent
innovation used as pan-Canadian colors.Luc-Vartan Baronian, 22 June 1998

The flag is still used as a borough flag. Luc Baronian, 9 May 2005

Prior flag

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by Luc Baronian

In the 1980s, there was also an orange flag with a white logo representing
the letters "V" and "A" for Ville d'Anjou. The orange was
much more pronounced than on the flag with arms. The logo was replaced in
1992, but I have never seen the second logo on a flag. Beaudoin
reports that the flag with the coat of arms also included the name of the city
in those years.